Sunday, May 31, 2015

Empires of the Future

In 2014, the members
of the Eurasian Economic Space
started accelerating the formation Eurasian Economic Union. This
union is very similar to the European Union and the not-yet announced
North American Union. What's interesting about the EEU is that the
Chinese are interested. They have their own “Silk Road Foundation"
economic project that includes replacing Western institutions like the
IMF
and World Bank with the AIIB, SWIFT and an Asian-wide currency backed
with – get this – gold.

Now
let's smash this pyramid one brick at a time: there are lower
hierarchies of elites in America. These guys and gals may go to Rothschild
parties, but they don't get invited back. On the grand chess board in
world affairs, if soldiers and cops are the pawns then these guys are the bishops - great to have
but possible to go without. At the end of the day all that matters is
the Queen and she doesn't live in America. Western elites, or should
I call them bishops, want a levelling out of the dollar. No crash,
just use central banking and a world empire to keep all currencies at
some equilibrium value differing no more than 5%. Once that's in
place, they can introduce their beloved Bancor courtesy of the IMF
and World Bank.

That
may have been the original plan, but to stay on top you have to
always update your plans. You have to take in new ideas, reassess the
assumptions you've been working with, and redesign any model even if
it looks nothing like what you started with. It's the innovating
human spirit and you can bet your ass the top global elites have cultivated it
in one
way
or another. Therefore, when it comes to looking for power grabs,
we have to spot the different empires at play. We can't pretend like America - or even the West - will always be on top.

The
real question is whether the American elites have any gold or not.
And if they do, can they hold off a revolution? To answer that second
question, I don't think they can. For better or worse, America feels
like it's about to pop. All it takes is one big crisis – like a
dollar crisis. Or rather, a gold crisis.
But why gold? some ask. Well
it's been money for thousands of years and do you really believe the
top tiers of the global elite are holding onto Federal Reserve Notes?

The
United States is the biggest variable right now in whether the world
stays with Western institutions like the IMF and World Bank, or they
hop onto the Russian-Chinese led order. But
the United States is also the cause of this mess. Russian
media outlets know what's up.
One journalist wrote that he believes the world is heading
towards a new monetary system from
“defective capitalism” to “the new capitalism that would be
based on a non-defective currency.”

Right
now China is playing both sides. They want the RMB to be featured in
the “Special Drawing Rights” that act as a precursor to a world
currency. Meanwhile the EEU is expanding, and their flag has all of
Asia on it. Talk about intimidation. There
have also been talks for an EEU joint currency calledAltyn.
Altyn refers to
an ancient currency that
used to circulate in Eurasia. Altyn has never been minted in gold,
although in Turkic,
Altyn does mean gold.

Imagine: an economic
union in Eurasia that uses a currency backed in gold. The past
political conflicts between Russia and China are forgotten for the
riches that come from oil and gas projects, banking, finances, new
technologies and the defence industry. That's why it's important to
watch what's happening with the Shanghai Cooperation Organization
(SCO) to the BRICS development bank, and of course the AIIB, SWIFT
and China's Silk Road Foundation.

Russia and China and
the other BRIC nations are threatening the existence of the US dollar
as the world's reserve. And with it, the standard of living of each
and every American.